And on cue:
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ah, like âoddballâ
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Queer head.
yeah I was not gonna go there, good luck with that
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Well, now Iâm wondering if German uses âQuerâ as we do in English as part of LGBTQ, our traditional use largely forgotten now? But also it sounds less of a pejorative than the traditional English was or became (prior to the sexual connotations).
The short answer is no.
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Not exactly, but possibly close enough.
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or âcrankââmeans both âconspiracy theoristâ and also âto rotate something sidewaysâ
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Phased Allocation
of COVID-19 Vaccines
Kathleen Dooling, MD, MPH ACIP meeting
November 23, 2020
ACIP COVID-19 Vaccines Work Group
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South African authorities believe the new variant spread from Nelson Mandela Bay through the Eastern Cape, to the Garden Route, and into KwaZulu-Natal. The new lineage, named 501.V2, has between 10 and 20 new mutations not seen in the coronavirus tested in South Africa before end-September. The South African variant appears to be spreading more quickly, with higher viral loads than the original virus.
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Thereâs a 2nd one!
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Just great. Now Iâve gotta add mindbleach and eyebleach to my Amazon wishlist. 
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D.P. Cronenberg did this sort of thing better.
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Dammit western new york. The outbreak is hitting the rural parts pretty hard lately and these drunks arenât helping things.
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Like the English, âA few degrees off plumbâ?
We have a huge store of expressions like âA few bricks short of a loadâ or, âHis elevator doesnât go to the top floorâ. Is German the same?
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